Madison Woman Healed by Dodd Kidney Pills Credited
Polk City Iowa October 1 Over ten years Mrs Elizabeth Madison longtime resident suffers kidney trouble bowels fever rheumatism and other pains. Treatments failed until Dodd's Kidney Pills produced miraculous improvement and a full cure. Local notice touts the remedy as universally effective for Bright's Disease dropsy and related ailments. The piece weaves in a sentimental vignette about a man named Jim who brings cheer, and closes with a tribute to his kindness and community spirit.
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Rising tensions as Gariisis arms for Spanish troutionr conflict
Gariisis mobilizes forces amid growing Spanish tensions. Authorities report preparations to confront an unspecified threat while regional stakeholders call for cautious diplomacy and early warning measures. Detected paramilitary buildup raises concerns among neighboring communities and international observers.
Exposition of a New High Explosive by Innocent Means
A sensational article describes a purported method to create a new high explosive from old materials, claiming the process can be demonstrated by a 10-year-old girl under instruction. The piece recounts experiments with pictic acid, dinitrobenz, and vaseline, alleging the compound resists detonation and softens under heat, with a dramatic but dubious test sequence and a claimed wager.
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Damaged OCR notes stray into legal and crime items
Fragmentary text mentions a ha penny dipite chemical compound and various dubious remedies. It records references to a murder at the University of Pennsylvania, legal outcomes in Parkersburg, a lynching shock in Shelbyville, and a girl Myra Morgan disguising as a boy to work in a New York office, all from scattered notices.
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Ogden Professor Robinson Dies of Heart Disease
At Ogden Utah Professor William Robinson, a national figure in theater, died of heart disease. He studied under Sir Arthur Sullivan and served eight years as musical director for Gilbert and Sullivan operas.
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Utah
William Robinson
United States
Arthur Sullivan
Massachusetts Diocese Split Voted By Episcopal Convention
The Protestant Episcopal general convention in San Francisco voted to divide the diocese of Massachusetts. The report notes no trouble anticipated in implementing the division as authorized by the body. Local and national implications are discussed as part of the church’s governance.
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San Francisco
Diocese
Massachusetts
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